Sr. Analyst, Security COE & Crisis

 

SR. ANALYST, SECURITY COE & CRISIS

 

DEPARTMENT

Department: Global Security & Crises Management Center of Excellence.

Mission/responsibility department: development, support, verification and assurance over Security & Crisis management standards, interface with government agencies, performance monitoring, analysis and reporting.

Number of employees in department: (8), reporting to global Sr. Manager Security & Crisis Management Center of Excellence.

Collaboration with other departments and / or third parties: main internal contacts includes affiliates EHSS personnel and leaders. Main external contacts includes government agencies, security consultants, peers at other companies in the industries.

 

JOB PURPOSE

 

  • Support the implementation of Global security and Crisis Management strategy, programs, standards, initiatives and provide guidance and know-how and respond to security threats to all SABIC operations within assigned geography.
  • Act as Subject matter expert with demonstrated competency in the planning, development, program execution, maintenance and testing of Global Crisis Management standards and programs.
  • Provide support to leadership and assigned geography/region to properly and accurately capture / articulate the business risks and design crisis response strategies that mitigate those risks. Conduct Awareness, advice, and assist business units, sites and leadership on Crisis Management Process and programs. Provide subject matter expertise during response to regional and global crisis events and coordinate engagement with global EHSS leadership
  • Ensure timely and strong communication processes with governmental agencies to support overall security preparedness within assigned geography.
  • Ensure the compliance with regional and local security regulations, Sabic EHSS Standards by auditing of crisis management and Security systems across SABIC entities to identify opportunities for improvement , supporting the sites to create the mitigation plan.

 

RESPONSIBILITIES

 

  • Contribute to the development and implementation of security policies, strategies and standards in coordination with Leader of the Security COE.
  • Keep abreast of security industry standards, incoming security-related correspondence and monitor national and international events in order to assess their security-related trends and implications on SABIC business operations and staff within the region.
  • Assist regional and sites leaders and SMEs in performing security risk assessments based on applicable standards and regulations to help determine appropriate levels of protection and security necessary measures for sites.
  • Direct site security and advise site leaders in implementing Security policies, regulations, standards and systems.
  • Support and endorse the regional security initiatives and projects.
  • Provision of expert advice, clarifications and interpretations of relevant SHEMS, standards, policies, and programs so these are implemented consistently and effectively to deliver world class EHSS performance in Security and crisis management, with reference to industry learning, regulations, and the development of international codes, standards & guidance (e.g. regional, country and Responsible Care Security Code).
  • Deliver SME capability for security performance improvement and investigations, providing expert consultation as needed to global, regional and site leadership.
  • Liaise with business leaders within assigned geography/region to ensure alignment on security risks and mitigation programs
  • Provide expert input to assurance activities at global, regional and local level as needed, including site-specific reviews and audits.
  • Track security program effectiveness and compliance statistics in and develop actionable reports and KPI’s.
  • Performs security audits, conducts operating reviews of critical security infrastructure and control systems to determine if manufacturing facilities have appropriately implemented all applicable SABIC security standards relative to the nature of the operations and the corresponding risk profile
  • Maintains strong relationships with key governmental and industry partners.
  • Advises manufacturing sites with respect to their response to governmental regulatory audits and ensures clear response/ plan for the implementation and appropriate corrective and preventative actions to address the audit findings.
  • Support the development and implementation of Crisis Management Program, including policies, standards, procedures and plans, provide advice and support to site and regional crisis teams to assist in resolving program issues.
  • Coordinate crisis management exercises and develop exercise scenarios for use by affiliates and regions globally.
  • Develop and conduct Awareness program for security & crisis management for global, regions and sites leadership.
  • Provide SME support to sites, affiliates, and functions in the area of crisis management. Serve as member of Crisis Management team on the assigned geography

 

MINIMUM EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS

 

  • Bachelor’s degree in related disciplines from a internationally accredited university
  • Fluency in English
  • Preference given to industry certifications such as ASIS CPP/PSP, CBCI, etc.
  • 5 years of regional corporate security & crisis management experience in a relevant chemical industry
  • Business savvy
  • Leadership & Command presence
  • Ability to deal with ambiguity
  • Ability to work in a multi-cultural, international environment
  • Ability to influence senior regional leaders
  • Leader in area of business ethics
  • Problem-solving skills
  • Excellent oral and written communication skills
  • Public speaking
  • Fraud investigations, to include interviewing and report preparation
  • Risk assessment and mitigation

FURTHER INFORMATION

 

Interested in this position?

Please apply online by sending us your CV and motivation letter in English. Due to data privacy reasons we do not handle any applications sent by email. For additional questions you can contact: piotr.szczerba@sabic.com

 

Please be informed that a reference check, an employment verification and E-assessment are part of our recruitment process. A Certificate of Good Conduct can be requested depending on the level of the role in our organization and/or function, allowing us to request depending on local regulations. 

 
Responses from employment agencies will not be considered.

 

ABOUT SABIC

SABIC is a global diversified chemicals company, headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It manufactures on a global scale in the Americas, Europe, Middle East and Asia Pacific, making distinctly different kinds of products:  chemicals, commodity and high performance plastics, agri-nutrients and metals.

SABIC supports its customers by identifying and developing opportunities in key end-use applications such as construction, medical devices, packaging, agri-nutrients, electrical and electronics, transportation and clean energy.

Production in 2021 stood at 58 million metric tons.

The company has more than 31,000 employees worldwide and operates in around 50 countries. Fostering innovation and a spirit of ingenuity, SABIC has 10,090 patents and pending applications, and has significant research resources with innovation hubs in five key geographies – USA, Europe, Middle East, South Asia and North Asia.

In Europe, we have over 5,000 professionals running multiple world-scale production sites and 4 technology and innovation centers. We are present in almost every European country. Major locations within our broad network of innovation, production and marketing are: Teesside (UK), Cartagena (Spain), Gelsenkirchen (Germany), Geleen (the Netherlands), Bergen op Zoom (the Netherlands) and Genk (Belgium).

 

SABIC is committed to creating a diverse work environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer and as such will not discriminate in its employment practices, including recruiting and hiring practices, based on a person’s race, color, religion, national origin, citizenship, sex (including gender identity, sexual orientation and pregnancy), age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, or other characteristics protected by law.